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https://www.landlordtoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2020/11/banks-set-to-repossess-substantial-number-of-buy-to-lets--claim

A  leading property law firm says the government’s ‘eviction ban by the back door’ means many buy to let properties are likely to be repossessed in the coming months.

 

I assume the 'industry' will be asking for their bailout.

 

 

Even more ominously, the firm says that for many landlords, who are already entering month 10 of no rental income following the earlier eviction bans, these further delays could prove a bridge too far. 

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Just now, sarahbell said:

https://www.landlordtoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2020/11/banks-set-to-repossess-substantial-number-of-buy-to-lets--claim

A  leading property law firm says the government’s ‘eviction ban by the back door’ means many buy to let properties are likely to be repossessed in the coming months.

 

I assume the 'industry' will be asking for their bailout.

 

 

Even more ominously, the firm says that for many landlords, who are already entering month 10 of no rental income following the earlier eviction bans, these further delays could prove a bridge too far. 

Ive reported this elsewhere. Mate has a btl. No mortgage. Tenant has trashed the place. Now not paying rent. Due to covid she is not allowed to get rid of tenant. Bennie scum, single parent....  

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4 minutes ago, One percent said:

Ive reported this elsewhere. Mate has a btl. No mortgage. Tenant has trashed the place. Now not paying rent. Due to covid she is not allowed to get rid of tenant. Bennie scum, single parent....  

It's absolutely appalling. 

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2 minutes ago, sarahbell said:

It's absolutely appalling. 

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I really don’t understand how the government can expect private individuals to house the feckless for free.  Madness. Just madness 

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4 minutes ago, One percent said:

I really don’t understand how the government can expect private individuals to house the feckless for free.  Madness. Just madness 

Socialism in the raw. 

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10 minutes ago, Paulie said:

Socialism in the raw. 

Dunno about labels but they are trying to strip any independence from the state from all of us. 

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16 minutes ago, One percent said:

Dunno about labels but they are trying to strip any independence from the state from all of us. 

You can always chose another state. Head east for freedom (but not to China). Or to Paraguay.

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7 minutes ago, Paulie said:

You can always chose another state. Head east for freedom (but not to China). Or to Paraguay.

Why?  I was born here, following a long line of ancestors. It’s my country. Why should i be made to leave?  

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4 minutes ago, One percent said:

Why?  I was born here, following a long line of ancestors. It’s my country. Why should i be made to leave?  

Free choice of course. However countries are also competitive on residence. Other options do exist.

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1 hour ago, One percent said:

I really don’t understand how the government can expect private individuals to house the feckless for free.  Madness. Just madness 

Take it out of the mad gainz innit.

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1 hour ago, Paulie said:

Free choice of course. However countries are also competitive on residence. Other options do exist.

You clearly don’t understand the concept of nation state and citizenship.  

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2 hours ago, One percent said:

Dunno about labels but they are trying to strip any independence from the state from all of us. 

It is a desperate slide, around before Brown/Blair but put on steroids by them -- as the more people you've got dependent on the state, the better the Labour offering.  Sure, we're Tory now, but they have to play along as too many people are dependent (eg the recent feral kids lunch-money saga).

If there is hope, it is that the next generation* start reacting against this political blackmail, perhaps having a 'we don't want your f**king money if it means this' party (etc) (See Reagan's 'most terrible words in the English language).

But, as it stands, too great a %age of the population is on the government's teat for anything to change soon.

[*ie, not the Millennials, who are probably the worst in this regard -- take the money, give more to 'the deserving' (who usually aren't), ignore the downstream consequences]

[I'm actually rather hopeful that this move against gov cash will be accelerated by Covid -- so many people have been pushed into welfare and found that there's bugger all for them but can see that there's relative riches for people who haven't actually paid (much) into the system]

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2 hours ago, One percent said:

Ive reported this elsewhere. Mate has a btl. No mortgage. Tenant has trashed the place. Now not paying rent. Due to covid she is not allowed to get rid of tenant. Bennie scum, single parent....  

Id not lend a Ferrari out to some cider drinking dosser.

Why would I do the same with a house, which costs similar amount.

 

Whats that? No such thing as easy money ...

 

 

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16 minutes ago, One percent said:

You clearly don’t understand the concept of nation state and citizenship.  

Well I have happily lived in three previous countries (outside of the EU) who were grateful for my presence. Currently planning for a fourth. For those with resources you can vote with your feet. Faster outcome than waiting for the UK to adjust its self destructive path.

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2 hours ago, sarahbell said:

https://www.landlordtoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2020/11/banks-set-to-repossess-substantial-number-of-buy-to-lets--claim

A  leading property law firm says the government’s ‘eviction ban by the back door’ means many buy to let properties are likely to be repossessed in the coming months.

 

I assume the 'industry' will be asking for their bailout.

 

 

Even more ominously, the firm says that for many landlords, who are already entering month 10 of no rental income following the earlier eviction bans, these further delays could prove a bridge too far. 

It's amazing that the powers that be could not see this was going to happen.
In 2015 when Gideon announced the Section 24 tax it was obvious that landlords would not be able to bear the tax imposition without many going bust.
Add the latest fiasco into the equation and hey presto...the knock on effect is homelessness caused by an inept Government.
The sad part is that a few bad tenants will make good tenants and landlords homeless because the deck of cards topples.
When will people, banks, media, know it alls realise that the local councils don't have the stock to house people (that's another story) so they are heavily dependant on the PRS which has grown as a result.

 

Eh?

S24 was long overdue and just confirmed what shoudl have been in palce from day 1 - you cannot claim investment costs against tax.

IO BTL, the idiot crew, have had 5 years to get rid.

They didnt.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, dgul said:

It is a desperate slide, around before Brown/Blair but put on steroids by them -- as the more people you've got dependent on the state, the better the Labour offering.  Sure, we're Tory now, but they have to play along as too many people are dependent (eg the recent feral kids lunch-money saga).

If there is hope, it is that the next generation* start reacting against this political blackmail, perhaps having a 'we don't want your f**king money if it means this' party (etc) (See Reagan's 'most terrible words in the English language).

But, as it stands, too great a %age of the population is on the government's teat for anything to change soon.

[*ie, not the Millennials, who are probably the worst in this regard -- take the money, give more to 'the deserving' (who usually aren't), ignore the downstream consequences]

[I'm actually rather hopeful that this move against gov cash will be accelerated by Covid -- so many people have been pushed into welfare and found that there's bugger all for them but can see that there's relative riches for people who haven't actually paid (much) into the system]

That the theory.

In reality cant be arsed to vote.

 

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1 hour ago, spygirl said:

It's amazing that the powers that be could not see this was going to happen.
In 2015 when Gideon announced the Section 24 tax it was obvious that landlords would not be able to bear the tax imposition without many going bust.
Add the latest fiasco into the equation and hey presto...the knock on effect is homelessness caused by an inept Government.
The sad part is that a few bad tenants will make good tenants and landlords homeless because the deck of cards topples.
When will people, banks, media, know it alls realise that the local councils don't have the stock to house people (that's another story) so they are heavily dependant on the PRS which has grown as a result.

 

Eh?

S24 was long overdue and just confirmed what shoudl have been in palce from day 1 - you cannot claim investment costs against tax.

IO BTL, the idiot crew, have had 5 years to get rid.

They didnt.

 

 

And they can still claim interest relief at 20% which no other investment offers.

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3 hours ago, One percent said:

Why?  I was born here, following a long line of ancestors. It’s my country. Why should i be made to leave?  

Yes one of the criticisms of the migrants coming here to make a life for themselves is why didn't they try to fix problems at home first? It'd be hypocritical to emigrate to another country because of the problems in the UK.

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1 hour ago, spygirl said:

That the theory.

In reality cant be arsed to vote.

 

The left will IMO soon put into place things very recently seen in the US election. (I think they already did in one or two by-elections like Peterborough) - they'll have an army of people collecting votes from the feckless and lazy who can't be arsed to walk to the polling station, and other means of securing the lowlife vote, like door-to-door help to fill in postal vote forms.

All dressed up as helping the housebound disabled and elderly or some such bollox but really just a way of ensuring the scum vote for the benefits party. Allowing this kind of crap will always favour the left.

(I'm pretty sure this is mostly what happened in the US, though there may have been some cheating as well of course, let's see what Trump's lot can turn up)

 

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13 minutes ago, spunko said:

Yes one of the criticisms of the migrants coming here to make a life for themselves is why didn't they try to fix problems at home first? It'd be hypocritical to emigrate to another country because of the problems in the UK.

I would move to a country that wants me.

The UK doesn't want me, or it would try harder to keep me.

I wouldn't then start demanding the host country changed to fit me. xD

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18 minutes ago, swiss_democracy_for_all said:

The left will IMO soon put into place things very recently seen in the US election. (I think they already did in one or two by-elections like Peterborough) - they'll have an army of people collecting votes from the feckless and lazy who can't be arsed to walk to the polling station, and other means of securing the lowlife vote, like door-to-door help to fill in postal vote forms.

All dressed up as helping the housebound disabled and elderly or some such bollox but really just a way of ensuring the scum vote for the benefits party. Allowing this kind of crap will always favour the left.

(I'm pretty sure this is mostly what happened in the US, though there may have been some cheating as well of course, let's see what Trump's lot can turn up)

 

Said it on the Trump-Biden thread.

The MSM have been writing off the Rep for years saying - Oh they are the party of old angry white men.

Hispanics are soon to be majority (Blacks have lost it. They had their chance, now they are another minority  - an ignored, whingy one. Blacks now have to step up) or die out).

Its turns out that Brown yellow n blaclk people are also angry about the same sort of thing.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Loki said:

I would move to a country that wants me.

The UK doesn't want me, or it would try harder to keep me.

I wouldn't then start demanding the host country changed to fit me. xD

Most Brits abroad would want their host to change to suit them, especially with regard to language.

In my experience the Brits are the only people who go to someone else's country and consider the inhabitants to be foreigners.

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